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People-Powered Gen AI: Collaborating with Generative AI for Civic Engagement
Cities globally have begun experimenting with using generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) for civic engagement. Civic engagement is essential to a well-functioning government and involves the various interactions between the public and the city to share information and make decisions. Using Ge
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